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Hmm, docker is very buggy for my team and myself on m1. Coming from a x220 where it was flawless, on m1 it quite often just ‘dies’. When you paste the message y
by tluyben2 4y ago
Hmm, docker is very buggy for my team and myself on m1. Coming from a x220 where it was flawless, on m1 it quite often just ‘dies’. When you paste the message you get when you run any docker command after that into Google, you see that many people have this issue and the fix is; restart docker. This didn’t happen under Linux. I am not sure if it did happen on x86 Mac as I never used docker there.
- rgovostes 4y agoTo be clear I think the support for Apple Silicon has been solid, but Docker Desktop for Mac regardless of CPU architecture has bugs, and I've had it get stuck as you describe on both. Right now for me it seems incapable of auto-updating, which I assume is unrelated to Apple Silicon.